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* [[1966]]: The [[Downtown Action Committee]] and [[Birmingham Chamber of Commerce]] sponsored their first Birmingham [[List of Christmas parades|Christmas parade]]. | * [[1966]]: The [[Downtown Action Committee]] and [[Birmingham Chamber of Commerce]] sponsored their first Birmingham [[List of Christmas parades|Christmas parade]]. | ||
*[[1943]]: Football coach [[Jackie Sherrill]] was born. | *[[1943]]: Football coach [[Jackie Sherrill]] was born. | ||
* [[1866]]: Industrial promoter [[N. F. Thompson]] married [[Julia Thompson|Julia Queen]] in Shelbyville, Tennessee. | |||
==[[Iron Bowl|Iron Bowls]]== | ==[[Iron Bowl|Iron Bowls]]== | ||
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November 28 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2007: Tuscaloosa bottler Ed Minges died.
- 2006: WRAX-FM informed its employees that the station would cease operation.
- 2006: A grand opening ceremony was held for Lucy's on Thirty-one.
- 1966: The Downtown Action Committee and Birmingham Chamber of Commerce sponsored their first Birmingham Christmas parade.
- 1943: Football coach Jackie Sherrill was born.
- 1866: Industrial promoter N. F. Thompson married Julia Queen in Shelbyville, Tennessee.